Son of King Salman and his third wife, Fahda bint Falah Al Hithlain

Graduated from King Saud University with a degree in law

 Became the defense minister in 2015, overseeing the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen

Appointed as the Crown Prince in 2017, replacing Mohammed bin Nayef

Vision 2030: A plan to diversify the economy, increase private sector investment, and reduce unemployment

Red Sea Project: A luxury tourism development

The arrest and detention of prominent Saudi businessmen and princes in 2017

The arrest and detention of prominent Saudi businessmen and princes in 2017

Has been instrumental in shaping Saudi Arabia's foreign policy, including the blockade of Qatar